Description
If you’re a fan of vintage magazines, you’ll love this gem from the past: the VTG Look Magazine July 4, 1950 edition. This particular issue, Volume 14, Number 14, features the enchanting June Allyson on the cover, capturing an iconic moment from the golden age of Hollywood. As a remarkable piece of memorabilia, it provides a fascinating glimpse into the culture and trends of the 1950s.
June Allyson, known for her charming performances and captivating screen presence, takes center stage on the cover. This magazine is not just a collectible; it’s a treasure trove of nostalgia that can transport you back in time. Fans of classic cinema will undoubtedly appreciate the insights and visual storytelling that Look Magazine was renowned for.
This specific issue is in good condition, and we recommend checking the provided images for the exact condition before making a purchase. Each item we sell comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring your magazine stays pristine in your collection.
Key Features:
- Authentic vintage publication from July 4, 1950, celebrating mid-century America.
- Cover girl June Allyson, a beloved actress of the era, enhances its collectible value.
We offer combined shipping for multiple purchases, making it easier for you to grow your collection. Remember, the item you see in the pictures is exactly what you'll receive, so feel free to reach out with any questions. Dive into a charming piece of history with the VTG Look Magazine July 4, 1950 edition—an essential addition for any vintage magazine enthusiast!
Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.
Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):-
AMERICAN SPOTLIGHT
- Let’s Help People Quit Being Reds, By Morris Ernst
- The Fight for Philadelphia, By Albert Q. Maisel
- Business Trip to Puerto Rico
- The Shriners, By Leonard A. Paris
- Summer Theater Goes Under a Tent, By Gertrude Lawrence
- 12 Children—$75 a Week
- Old Age: Youth’s Problem, By Jacques Bacall
- Inside Washington’s Embassies
- Liberty Bell: A Symbol of Freedom
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STRICTLY PERSONAL
- Cats, By Ylla
- Box Office Bonanza: June Allyson
- What Kind of a Pianist Is Truman? By Jack Wilson
- Wendy Warren and the News
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FASHIONS AND BEAUTY
- Velvet Summer
- Americans Depend on the Modern Drug Store for Summer Health and Fun
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FOOD AND HOMEMAKING
- Toy Circus Is in Town
- July 4: Fireworks and Food
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ART
- Edward Weston, Photographer
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SPORTS
- Joe McCarthy—He Hates to Be Second, By Arthur Sampson
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DEPARTMENTS
- Letters and Pictures
- To the Editor
- Look Applauds
- Photoquiz
- Photocrime
- Movie Review: The Next Voice You Hear…
- Record Guide
- Sources of LOOK’s Pictures